IP1 OR IP2?

[shah22393]

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[anju_mahi]

IP2

 

[tobs]

Review of eligibility We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility requirements. Help - Review of eligibility
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Biometrics We do not need your fingerprints. We will send you a message if this changes. Help - Biometrics
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"IP2"

 

[shah22393]

"IP2"

Well here's the timeline
ITA:- 19th September
Submission:- 10th October
AOR:- 12th October
IP1:- No update
IP2:- 9th November.

 

[tobs]

Well here's the timeline
ITA:- 19th September
Submission:- 10th October
AOR:- 12th October
IP1:- No update
IP2:- 9th November.

what's your stream CEC? FSW-I?

 

[shah22393]

what's your stream CEC? FSW-I?

EE

 

[tobs]

EE

I know.
What's your country of residence?

 

[shah22393]

I know.
What's your country of residence?

India

 

[shah22393]

I know.
What's your country of residence?

Is the timeline different for different countries?

 

[tobs]

India

Is the timeline different for different countries?

I was asking because if you were resident in Canada, then IP2 is usually gotten from the onset. There's no IP1 for Canadian resident applicants.
Btw, your stream is FSW-Outland in case anyone asks you.

 

[shah22393]

I was asking because if you were resident in Canada, then IP2 is usually gotten from the onset. There's no IP1 for Canadian resident applicants.
Btw, your stream is FSW-Outland in case anyone asks you.

Ohh Thank you so much ! I do not live in Canada, still idk why my process got to IP2 so fast, like I know people, from May and June still waiting on PPR and people from August, just going into IP2

 

[Peacekeeper87]

My reply to a similar question in another thread:
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I urge everyone to stop focusing on IP1/IP2...etc, as they hold no bearing whatsoever in determining the stage of an application.
They are made up terms, and sometimes bring more confusion than clarity.

Many applicants see their BG status stuck in the same so-called IP1 wording for months and months without any update, thinking their file is being forgotten or fell in a problem, only to get PPR a few days later, without ever seeing so-called IP2 status.
The same holds for so-called IP2, where people think they are close to PPR, only to realise it's taking longer than initially expected based on IP1/IP2 assumptions.
Some applicants I know have seen their BG status in "Not Applicable" throughout the whole 6 months process! Needless to describe their stress levels during that time, while everyone was talking about IP1/IP2 everywhere...

As far as I'm concerned, my status has been showing so-called IP2 status, "We are processing your background check" since day 1, as soon as I got AOR on Sept 21 2018. Never changed to anything at all, till this day.

Just chillax, let them do their work, and order GCMS from time to time to make sure everything is going well with your application. It's the only reliable way to know where you're standing, and at what stage you're at...

All the best to all.
*******

 

[shah22393]

My reply to a similar question in another thread:
******
I urge everyone to stop focusing on IP1/IP2...etc, as they hold no bearing whatsoever in determining the stage of an application.
They are made up terms, and sometimes bring more confusion than clarity.

Many applicants see their BG status stuck in the same so-called IP1 wording for months and months without any update, thinking their file is being forgotten or fell in a problem, only to get PPR a few days later, without ever seeing so-called IP2 status.
The same holds for so-called IP2, where people think they are close to PPR, only to realise it's taking longer than initially expected based on IP1/IP2 assumptions.
Some applicants I know have seen their BG status in "Not Applicable" throughout the whole 6 months process! Needless to describe their stress levels during that time, while everyone was talking about IP1/IP2 everywhere...

As far as I'm concerned, my status has been showing so-called IP2 status, "We are processing your background check" since day 1, as soon as I got AOR on Sept 21 2018. Never changed to anything at all, till this day.

Just chillax, let them do their work, and order GCMS from time to time to make sure everything is going well with your application. It's the only reliable way to know where you're standing, and at what stage you're at...

All the best to all.
*******

Yes, I just now read your old post but I was just surprised that in less than one month, my medicals have passed and that my background check is in process also I have paid $1000 something upfront. Was just curious.